WT777

2y

Was it due to a ktt2 post or a tweet

usernameweak2

2y

what y’all drinking

Gosh

2y

As a huge Drake fan I have a company happy hour tomorrow so I’m chillin tonight with just water

Elemental

2y

@Unforgivable

deleteduser579

2y

drake stans showed how insane they were this entire beef many times over

one of the worst fanbases in music history

usernameweak2

2y

what y’all drinking

insertcoolnamehere

2y

gangy pack

Worldpremiere_

2y

? Out of character post

beflygelt

2y

as much as I enjoyed Drake finally getting his deserved shade my position on this beef overall is that it's a money milking venture from both parties in the end. it's just self-aggrendizing and enjoying the attention and not once saying anything about pressing issues like palestine or the completely ruinous state of the music industry rn.

Kendrick's post-Damn era has been rly underwhelming for me, not just because he used to stylize himself as politically outspoken, but it just generally seems like wealth is getting to him and he's lacking content that's rly relevant for the average listener.

mr. morale at least still had an interesting sound, not like us is still cool too but overall I also found the music a bit boring and it almost feels like he's sliding more and more into an eminem "greatest rapper alive" lyrical acrobatic but again just not with a whole lot to say. like yes he did a couple good incisive tracks taking down Drake but first off he's almost like too easy a target and secondly it's just getting stale now with the 7th diss

might not be an entirely fair critique cause I did not sit down and take apart all these tracks because I just pretty quickly got tired of it all, most of these I just listen once out of faint interest and yawn

ManU Minute

2y

No one agrees to get called a pedo for money

beflygelt

2y

as much as I enjoyed Drake finally getting his deserved shade my position on this beef overall is that it's a money milking venture from both parties in the end. it's just self-aggrendizing and enjoying the attention and not once saying anything about pressing issues like palestine or the completely ruinous state of the music industry rn.

Kendrick's post-Damn era has been rly underwhelming for me, not just because he used to stylize himself as politically outspoken, but it just generally seems like wealth is getting to him and he's lacking content that's rly relevant for the average listener.

mr. morale at least still had an interesting sound, not like us is still cool too but overall I also found the music a bit boring and it almost feels like he's sliding more and more into an eminem "greatest rapper alive" lyrical acrobatic but again just not with a whole lot to say. like yes he did a couple good incisive tracks taking down Drake but first off he's almost like too easy a target and secondly it's just getting stale now with the 7th diss

might not be an entirely fair critique cause I did not sit down and take apart all these tracks because I just pretty quickly got tired of it all, most of these I just listen once out of faint interest and yawn

kiddash3r

2y

• not once saying anything about pressing issues like palestine or the completely ruinous state of the music industry rn

isn't this whole song about the second part of the statement

beflygelt

2y

as much as I enjoyed Drake finally getting his deserved shade my position on this beef overall is that it's a money milking venture from both parties in the end. it's just self-aggrendizing and enjoying the attention and not once saying anything about pressing issues like palestine or the completely ruinous state of the music industry rn.

Kendrick's post-Damn era has been rly underwhelming for me, not just because he used to stylize himself as politically outspoken, but it just generally seems like wealth is getting to him and he's lacking content that's rly relevant for the average listener.

mr. morale at least still had an interesting sound, not like us is still cool too but overall I also found the music a bit boring and it almost feels like he's sliding more and more into an eminem "greatest rapper alive" lyrical acrobatic but again just not with a whole lot to say. like yes he did a couple good incisive tracks taking down Drake but first off he's almost like too easy a target and secondly it's just getting stale now with the 7th diss

might not be an entirely fair critique cause I did not sit down and take apart all these tracks because I just pretty quickly got tired of it all, most of these I just listen once out of faint interest and yawn

beflygelt

2y

as much as I enjoyed Drake finally getting his deserved shade my position on this beef overall is that it's a money milking venture from both parties in the end. it's just self-aggrendizing and enjoying the attention and not once saying anything about pressing issues like palestine or the completely ruinous state of the music industry rn.

Kendrick's post-Damn era has been rly underwhelming for me, not just because he used to stylize himself as politically outspoken, but it just generally seems like wealth is getting to him and he's lacking content that's rly relevant for the average listener.

mr. morale at least still had an interesting sound, not like us is still cool too but overall I also found the music a bit boring and it almost feels like he's sliding more and more into an eminem "greatest rapper alive" lyrical acrobatic but again just not with a whole lot to say. like yes he did a couple good incisive tracks taking down Drake but first off he's almost like too easy a target and secondly it's just getting stale now with the 7th diss

might not be an entirely fair critique cause I did not sit down and take apart all these tracks because I just pretty quickly got tired of it all, most of these I just listen once out of faint interest and yawn

beflygelt

2y

not what I said. I do actually believe that the hostility is genuine, but at the end of the day both Drake and Kendrick got hit songs out of this, so many ppl are talking about Kendrick and Drake still. attention is money today and they both got their fair share.

they 100% entertained and dragged out this beef because it was lucrative

and to make it even and to make this whole situation even more cynical no matter whether Kendrick or Drake "won" the beef the real winner here is universal music group who get the most of the profits from it all

beflygelt

2y

as much as I enjoyed Drake finally getting his deserved shade my position on this beef overall is that it's a money milking venture from both parties in the end. it's just self-aggrendizing and enjoying the attention and not once saying anything about pressing issues like palestine or the completely ruinous state of the music industry rn.

Kendrick's post-Damn era has been rly underwhelming for me, not just because he used to stylize himself as politically outspoken, but it just generally seems like wealth is getting to him and he's lacking content that's rly relevant for the average listener.

mr. morale at least still had an interesting sound, not like us is still cool too but overall I also found the music a bit boring and it almost feels like he's sliding more and more into an eminem "greatest rapper alive" lyrical acrobatic but again just not with a whole lot to say. like yes he did a couple good incisive tracks taking down Drake but first off he's almost like too easy a target and secondly it's just getting stale now with the 7th diss

might not be an entirely fair critique cause I did not sit down and take apart all these tracks because I just pretty quickly got tired of it all, most of these I just listen once out of faint interest and yawn

kiddash3r

2y

• not once saying anything about pressing issues like palestine or the completely ruinous state of the music industry rn

isn't this whole song about the second part of the statement